Sprague Operating Resources partners with the Restaurant Association of Maryland

Sprague Operating Resources LLC (“Sprague”) recently announced a partnership with the Restaurant Association of Maryland (“RAM”) to introduce customized natural gas and electricity offerings for all participating members.  The partnership has been designed to offer RAM members more energy solutions and services.
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RAM represents the interests of its members consisting of foodservice and hospitality businesses including restaurants, bars & taverns, grocery stores, caterers, hotels and other businesses that serve food. “Our long partnership with Sprague is a testament to how well they treat our members.  With the ups and downs of the energy market, Sprague has helped our restaurant members looking to stabilize their electricity and natural gas expenses so they can better plan for the future.”, stated Marshall Weston, RAM President & CEO.

​For more information on the program, please visit www.spragueenergy.com/ramd or email ramd@spragueeenergy.com. 

​Sprague has over 145 years of energy industry experience and over 16,000 retail, commercial, industrial, utility and wholesale customer accounts.  Additionally, Sprague offers customers tailored power solutions to help streamline electricity management.  Sprague will apply this expertise for the benefit of RAM’s members and develop natural gas and electricity contracts to meet their unique energy goals and objectives. 
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Sprague will provide the association members with a no-obligation savings analysis based on their usage patterns and energy requirements.  “We value our longstanding partnership with the RAM and look forward to continue working with RAM members to help evaluate their natural gas and electricity options. This program design will provide RAM members features and services that are just not available through the utilities. After coming out of a winter with record natural gas prices, now is a good time for members to evaluate their energy needs and lock in rates,” said Claude Peyrot of Sprague.